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Cell Biologist, Temporary. We are currently looking for a scientist to join this Biopharma Unit in Cambridge. In this role you will assist with characterisation of the binding properties and biological activity of domain antibodies and recombinant proteins to support early stage drug discovery programmes. Essential for this role is your practical experience in cell culture, assay development and optimisation of fluorescence based techniques such as Flow Cytometry, confocal microscopy and FRET. Ability to implement and run siRNA knockdown protocols is essential. You should be highly motivated and have a proven ability to handle multiple projects working both within a team and independently. Your experience of biological assay techniqueswill be complemented with a desire to develop, trouble shoot and validate protocols. For this role you must have a life science degree, PhD (or equivalent) and research experience in the field of cell biology and an understanding of molecular biology would be advantageous. This is a temporary position until December 2011. CK Science is an Equal Opportunities employer and welcomes applications from all who meet our selection criteria. If you do not hear back from us within 5 working^days of your application for this role, it means that on this occasion you have not been shortlisted for the next stage of the recruitment campaign. Entitlement to work in the EEA is essential. Please quote reference ST22426 in all correspondence. Key words: Cell Biology, Molecular Biology, Assay Development, Biotechnology, Pharmaceutical jobs.
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